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| | | LGIAsuper has recorded a 14.67% return from its ISQ Infrastructure fund in its latest quarterly figures. The fund is operated by global infrastructure interment manager I Squared Capital (ISQ) and LGIAsuper has invested around $368 million. The relationship ... |
| | | | ... an important new phase and have done so sooner than expected," he said. This is because, he notes: "The crisis was met by swift and forceful policy action across the government, including the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES ... |
| | | | ... pressing matters to attend to post COVID-19, this is one of them. There's a real danger here if policy change isn't swift and imminent." The survey also found that the economic impact of the pandemic was far greater on prospective retirees (with ... |
| | | | APRA has delegated some of its enforcement powers to the corporate watchdog, as the two agencies continue their investigations into AUSTRAC's allegations against Westpac. To limit any overlap, the prudential regulator will hand over responsibilities ... |
| | | | ... amendment as a "betrayal", noting the bill could not be listed as "non-controversial" legislation which would have ensured its swift passage through the Senate. "Labor's last minute changes forced the government to instead list it for debate behind ... |
| | | | The oversight body of the Superannuation Transaction Network is calling on super funds to work together to thwart the threat of cybercrime. Addressing the Association of Super Funds of Australia, GNGB executive officer Michelle Bower has urged the super ... |
| | | | Accounting software company Xero has seen its full year earnings to March 31 lift 30% to $718.2 million, as financial advisers and accountants shift to digital solutions to run their businesses. Xero's net profit rose to $3.3 million; a $30.5 million ... |
| | | | ... yesterday's gains. Stocks that led the charge on Monday are now bleeding red. So were Aussie investors, hopeful of a swift economic recovery, just clutching at straws? With the government announcing a plan to ease restrictions, investor sentiment ... |
| | | | ... surge in demand for financial advice and information. "Clients are naturally concerned, and somewhat overwhelmed with the swift changes that have taken place," Mota said. "Guided by financial advisers, they seem to be taking a pragmatic and long-term ... |
| | | | The International Monetary Fund has predicted Australia's GDP will be -6.7% this year due to the effects of COVID-19. Gita Gopinath, economic counsellor and director of the research department at the IMF, said the pandemic has resulted in a collapse ... |
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